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Social and affordable housing missed out in budget, advocacy group says

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Radio National Breakfast
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May 17, 2026
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Summary

Australia's housing crisis has come into sharper focus following the government's proposed changes to tax concessions aimed at helping first-home buyers enter the market. The Coalition is drawing links between housing supply and immigration numbers, after Opposition Leader Angus Taylor vowed to cut temporary migration based on the number of new homes built. So where does that leave the critical need for more social housing around the country? GUEST: Maiy Azize is the National Spokesperson for Everybody's Home and the Deputy CEO of Anglicare Australia. PRODUCER: Eddy Diamond